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Iron Gate faces uncertain future
With a workforce at one time of around 400, this site — currently owned by Garten Development as a warehouse and truck terminal — saw industries that helped maintain Iron Gate’s economy from the late 1890s through 2007, when the final iteration of industry in the building closed. The facility was built in 1957 for the H.O. Canfield Co.’s rubber production plant and suffered significant fire damage in 2024. (Recorder photo by David S. Crosier)
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Iron Gate faces uncertain future
With a workforce at one time of around 400, this site — currently owned by Garten Development as a warehouse and truck terminal — saw industries that helped maintain Iron Gate’s economy from the late 1890s through 2007, when the final iteration of industry in the building closed. The facility was built in 1957 for the H.O. Canfield Co.’s rubber production plant and suffered significant fire damage in 2024. (Recorder photo by David S. Crosier) Ed…
·Monterey, United States
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